Category Archives: Project Management

Seven tips for better XML data quality

September 24, 2009 – 11:42 am

Data is at the heart of every online publishing application. Ensuring that data is accurately and comprehensively marked up is the key to providing a good online experience for those searching and viewing your content.
The following is a small collection of tips for making sure your XML data is in tip-top condition.

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Focusing your online publishing business case

September 7, 2009 – 1:14 pm

Generating a solid business case and maintaining it throughout a project’s life-cycle is no mean feat. Daily challenges – such as getting the most from a limited budget, operating within tight deadlines and dealing with the competing demands and priorities of multiple stakeholders – can result in goal posts moving, scope creeping and deadlines slipping. [...]

By Andrew Grimes | Also posted in Online Publishing Market, Publishing business models | Post a comment | 1 comment

Seven attributes of effective project management

August 4, 2009 – 5:21 pm

Delivering web publishing projects requires the careful coordination of a range of skill sets. There are the developers, who focus on technical challenges; the designers, information architects and QA testers, who primarily focus on addressing end-users’ needs; and of course there is the client team, whose prime focus is on business benefits. Meanwhile, the Project [...]

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Software Estimation and the Cone of Uncertainty

June 29, 2009 – 9:19 am

Accurate estimation for software projects is the cornerstone of good project management. Learn how task duration and confidence levels are fundamentally connected in managing project risks.

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